WellSpan Health: Vaccine appointments available for Phase 1A individuals

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THE WORD OUT. ED: IF YOU LOOK BEHIND ME RIGHT NOW, YOU WILL SEE PEOPLE LINED UP AT THIS VACCINATION SITE SINCE LAST THURSDAY. MORE THAN 4500 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN VACCINATED AT THIS LOCATION AT THE CROSSROADS SHOPPING CENTER ALONG THIS ROAD. ALL OF TODAY’S SLOTS ARE FILLED, AND SO ARE THE APPOINTMENTS FOR TOMORROW. THE FIRST AVAILABILITY IS SATURDAY WITH WELLSPAN WANTING TO GET THE WORD OUT THAT MORE APPOINTMENTS WILL BE OPENING UP FOR ELIGIBLE PATIENTS AFTER THAT. TODAY, WE TALKED TO FOLKS OUT HERE, AND SOME HAVE INDICATED TO US THAT THEY HESITATED GETTING VACCINATED. HESITATED TO REGISTER. ONE WOMAN FROM YORK COUNTY TOLD ME SHE WAS CONCERNED SHE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO FLY TO SEE HER DAUGHTER UNLESS SHE GOT VACCINATED. >> I THOUGHT THEY ARE NOT GOING TO LET ME ON THE PLANE TO SEE MY DAUGHTER, SO I BETTER GET THIS DONE EVEN THOUGH I DON’T WANT TO. I DON’T FEEL LIKE IT IS NECESSARY TO HAVE THIS VACCINE. ED THE YORK COUNTY VACCINATION CENTER IS OPEN SEVEN DAYS PER WEEK. YOU CAN SIGN UP AT MYWELLSPAN.ORG. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A WELLSPAN PATIEN

WellSpan Health: Vaccine appointments available for Phase 1A individuals

WGAL News 8 coronavirus coverage

WellSpan Health said COVID-19 vaccination appointments are available for Phase 1A individuals at several sites across Adams, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon and York counties.People can register at MyWellSpan.org or by calling the COVID-19 Hotline at 855-851-3641. You do not need to be a WellSpan patient.The health system said it’s currently administering more than 20,000 vaccine doses per week in south-central Pennsylvania and has administered nearly 200,000 doses since September.

WellSpan Health said COVID-19 vaccination appointments are available for Phase 1A individuals at several sites across Adams, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon and York counties.

People can register at MyWellSpan.org or by calling the COVID-19 Hotline at 855-851-3641. You do not need to be a WellSpan patient.

The health system said it’s currently administering more than 20,000 vaccine doses per week in south-central Pennsylvania and has administered nearly 200,000 doses since September.